Before reggaeton conquered the planet, Don Omar was already its king. The man behind Danza Kuduro, Pobre Diabla, and Danza's worth of dembow anthems helped build the genre from the ground up, and The Last King World Tour is billed as a victory lap from one of its true founding fathers. When he brings that catalog to San Diego, expect a full-blooded party: three generations of fans, every hook shouted back, and a room that does not sit down once. Wednesday, February 10, 2027, Pechanga Arena in San Diego. Wear something you can dance in, bring your crew, and come move to the songs that soundtracked a thousand nights out. This is reggaeton history, live and loud. Perreo until your legs give out. Long live the king.
Before reggaeton conquered the planet, Don Omar was already its king. The man behind Danza Kuduro, Pobre Diabla, and Danza's worth of dembow anthems helped build the genre from the ground up, and The Last King World Tour is billed as a victory lap from one of its true founding fathers. When he brings that catalog to San Diego, expect a full-blooded party: three generations of fans, every hook shouted back, and a room that does not sit down once. Wednesday, February 10, 2027, Pechanga Arena in San Diego. Wear something you can dance in, bring your crew, and come move to the songs that soundtracked a thousand nights out. This is reggaeton history, live and loud. Perreo until your legs give out. Long live the king.
Before reggaeton conquered the planet, Don Omar was already its king. The man behind Danza Kuduro, Pobre Diabla, and Danza's worth of dembow anthems helped build the genre from the ground up, and The Last King World Tour is billed as a victory lap from one of its true founding fathers. When he brings that catalog to San Diego, expect a full-blooded party: three generations of fans, every hook shouted back, and a room that does not sit down once. Wednesday, February 10, 2027, Pechanga Arena in San Diego. Wear something you can dance in, bring your crew, and come move to the songs that soundtracked a thousand nights out. This is reggaeton history, live and loud. Perreo until your legs give out. Long live the king.